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Ahoy hoy, I've got an interview this friday for a professional post in a library - my first since I finished my MSc.
There's an element testing my skills on Excel, details below:
My Excel skills are average - I can do most basic calculations and format things in a reasonably presentable way. I'd like to show I can do a few more fancy things though - I've done an intermediate Excel course, but I'm very rusty on things like pivot tables, graphs etc.
Anyone got any tips on things to practice and the kind of data they might provide me with?
There's an element testing my skills on Excel, details below:
You will be required to complete a data analysis test involving usage data, financials and written communication.
You will be assessed on your:
•Use of Microsoft Excel 2010, taking into consideration appropriate use of formatting, formulae and graphical presentation.
•Written communication, taking into consideration the content and appropriate professional style of your written communication.
My Excel skills are average - I can do most basic calculations and format things in a reasonably presentable way. I'd like to show I can do a few more fancy things though - I've done an intermediate Excel course, but I'm very rusty on things like pivot tables, graphs etc.
Anyone got any tips on things to practice and the kind of data they might provide me with?